Faith Scott

Faith Scott spent 25 years in the education world as both a K-12 Educator and then Elementary Counselor after receiving her Masters Degree in Counseling from Emporia State University in 2011. She has since become a Licensed Professional Counselor joining Doors of Hope. She has a wide range of experiences working with all ages, treating issues with anxiety, depression, family transitions, school issues, self-esteem, trauma, identity development (cultural, spiritual, sexual, gender identity, etc.), religious trauma, deconstruction, self-awareness/esteem/acceptance/love, including being an open and affirming LGBTQIA+ Ally. She works with individual children, ages 5 and up, as well as adolescents, teens, and adults. She utilizes client-centered and collaborative approaches, including Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness techniques, and more. Also, a Certified Yoga Teacher (RYT 200), she integrates Polyvagal Theory and gentle, somatic movement, along with breathwork techniques to help with mindfulness, calming, and focus.

Faith has personal and professional competence working with individuals navigating infertility issues, cultural identity, faith reconstruction, adoption, and grief/loss. Additionally, she is committed to helping with the treatment of addiction and is passionate about recovery and healing.

In her free time, Faith loves writing; both her own and helping others explore their own skills in writing workshops she leads that center around healing, empowerment, recovery, etc. She also enjoys yoga, traveling, and spending time with her husband, Jason, daughter, Zoe. They all love drinking coffee together (especially the good stuff they roast in their very own house!) and hanging out with their funny dogs, Hermie and Olive, and Jupiter, the grumpy cat.